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Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker is a 2000 of, the installment that focuses on Terry McGinnis, the of a future Gotham and his mentor (an aged ).Decades after his supposed death, to Gotham while being eager to face his old (or at least whoever is 'pretending' to be Batman). Puzzling both Terry and Bruce is that The Joker seems not to have aged at all in the time since he supposedly died. As Terry tries to solve this new mystery and protect Bruce from Joker's attacks, he delves into Old Man Wayne's, unraveling the long-kept secret of what split apart the Bat-Family and how the rivalry between Batman and The Joker finally ended.The movie had the of being produced right after the shooting, so several scenes were.

Held onto the original print, however, and later distributed it as the 'uncut' version of the film. Note This is the version almost universally seen on TV nowadays, not to mention pirate and streaming sources; the edited version is a lot harder to find, legally or otherwise. Return of the Joker includes the following tropes:.: Downplayed, but in spite of his old age Bruce still manages to survive the poison the Joker injected him with long enough for Terry to return to Wayne Manor then find and administer the antidote.

Either Bruce has already inoculated himself (Bruce was brewing the anti-toxin before Joker attacked) or he fought it out courtesy of the years of experience in their rivalry.:. Tim was kidnapped and then completely mentally destroyed by. Because of what happened with the Joker, Bruce forbids Terry from wearing the suit and going after him.

He admits it's because he didn't want Terry to suffer Tim's fate. This is even worse if you go by the events of 'Epilogue'.

Bruce feared The Joker torturing his biological son. After the events of that night, Harley undergoes a and adopts a civilian life, and having an offscreen about what she did to Tim.

Then forty years later, when she's an old woman and unable to fight, 'Pudding' recruits her granddaughters to enter a life of crime. Does anyone blame her for smacking them with?.: The Jokerz seen here all have backgrounds, real names, etc., which are only given in supplementary material like official websites.: Delia and Deidre Dennis (better known as 'Dee Dee').: Dee Dee (real names Delia & Deidre Dennis).: In one of the film's most iconic sequences, the Joker successfully invades the Batcave and almost kills Bruce.: The feature-length installment was done by, one of the best animation studios in Japan, and the results shine through. In the, the creators will occasionally just pause to watch the show, and the other regulars being unaccustomed to that kind of quality for most of their projects.: You know who.

It's also discussed. Terry: It's funny. I know about all your other major enemies, but you never mention him. He was the biggest, wasn't he?Bruce: It wasn't a popularity contest. He was a psychopath, a monster.: Retroactively. As a result of being in the distant future, events in the chronologically earlier hint towards certain developments that would culminate in the story of this movie.

' eventually came full circle via tying the Cadmus story of Unlimited and explicitly explaining where Joker got the technology to perform a digital on Tim.: The flashback sequence in this feature-length installment features yet another re-design for The Joker that combines the elements of his design (general appearance and details) and his TNBA one (the color scheme and triangular jawline). This design was re-used for his chronologically earlier appearances in and.: Dee Dee does this to Dana when they are dancing with Terry to get her out of the way so they can gang up on him.: Harley Quinn is implied to be this in her brief appearance near the end.

She apparently settled down to start a family after her apparent death at Arkham, and she tried her hardest to keep her granddaughters from going down the same path that she did. The last part didn't exactly work out.: In the commentary for this feature-length installment, makes a sarcastic comment that the cars being blown up while the Joker chases Terry with the are these.: The Joker, of course. It’s more pronounced than his other appearances in DCAU too since he's actually allowed to kill people in this feature-length installment.: The Joker via.: When the final fight begins, the Joker mocks Terry for trying to take him on. 'You're out of your league, McGinnis. I know every trick the original Batman and Robin knew at their peak.'

.: This being 's weapon-of-choice, it's more dangerous than one might think.: This feature-length installment starts out like this for nearly six minutes before the opening credits begin.: Woof is a human spliced with hyena DNA.: The Joker always wanted to make Batman laugh. When the new Batman does laugh, he's laughing.: Zigzagged. Tim Drake is tortured/mutated/brainwashed into becoming a 'Joker Junior.' This is subverted when he shakes it off, refuses to hurt Batman, and turns on the Joker instead. Then this is subverted when it's implied that, years later, Tim turned evil again and became the new Joker, probably as a result of the original torturing/brainwashing. Terry: Bruce wouldn't know a good joke if it bit him in the cape.

Not that you ever had a good joke.I mean, joy buzzers, squirting flowers— lame! Where's the 'A' material? Make a face, drop your pants, something!.: The frenzy surrounding in 1999 resulted in extensive debates on media influences, which put some pressure on Warner Bros.

Despite having a completed film, executives feared backlash on releasing a particularly violent animated movie and had certain scenes reanimated (which is different than normal, as it resulted in new material being written instead of simply cutting material). The original film was released later under a PG-13 rating but even the edited version isn't particularly 'kid-friendly,' the majority of the differences is minor edits including digitally removing blood, changing bits of dialogue implying death/insanity/sexuality/swear words and trimming some of the more bone-crunching violence (including turning the 'bang' flag gun murder of Bonk into a gas gun). Bruce/Alfred: My God.:. Terry calls out Bruce and Barbara for thinking he can't handle the Joker, especially after the Jokerz put Dana in the hospital. Subverted with Tim and Bruce. As Barbara tells it, Bruce blamed himself for what happened to Tim and forbade him from wearing the suit. Tim admits that Bruce probably did him a favor by taking the suit away from him after the.

He happily greets Bruce when the latter visits him in the end. There's a humorous moment towards the end where the Dee Dees call out their grandmother for calling them 'rotten little scamps' and being a with four words: 'Shut up, Nana Harley.' .: When Terry quits being Batman out of anger at Bruce, Joker sends his gang to attack him and Dana whilst out at a club. Whilst this is going on, Joker makes a personal house call to Wayne Manor. Dana is hospitalized, Ace is injured, and Bruce is poisoned by Joker toxin and almost killed.: Averted. Barbara knows that Tim was brainwashed by the Joker via microchip and covers for him.

She tells Tim it wasn't his fault and he was 'along for the ride'.: The Joker is actually revealed to be Tim Drake (Dean Stockwell) being. To make it more surprising, there is a suspect who both looks a lot like Joker and is also voiced by Hamill.: as adult Tim Drake, inspired by one of his earliest roles as the lead in The Boy with Green Hair as child actor.:. The Joker's orange-tipped. In a flashback sequence, the Joker tosses it to a brainwashed Tim Drake, who uses it to kill the Joker. It's a piece of easy to miss foreshadowing. Terry wondering how the Joker is still alive and kicking until Bruce told him to cut it out.

It's revealed that, technically, Terry was right on the very first guess.: Tim Drake was turned into one of.: Dee Dee often tag-teamed Batman and used flips and high jumps to get away from his attacks or find a better position behind him from which they would attack.: Terry delivers a low-blow in his fight with the Joker. Note It's implied to be a knee to the groin.

Joker: What are you doing?Terry: Fighting dirty.Joker: The real Batman would never.AAGH!!!Terry:.: Played with. After the Joker marks his first three targets — all locations where Terry's loved ones resides — he uses them them to plot a giant smiley face which he'll carve into Gotham.

This doesn't have any greater significance other than Joker doing it (virtually any three distinct points could be used to replicate this effect).:. Commissioner Jim Gordon and Dick Grayson/Nightwing are mentioned, but they are not seen. Also, in the uncut version, Bruce is practicing his batarang-throwing against replica statues of some of his.

In the flashback sequence, Joker stabs Bruce in the leg. Eventually, this wound and old age gave Bruce his limp. In the original version of the flashback sequence, Batgirl questions her informants from the TNBA episode 'The Ultimate Thrill'. (cut from the bowdlerized version, presumably because they appear to be hookers.).: While Joker is trying to blast the Batmobile with a Kill Sat, the beam passes over what seems to be an abandoned building.

Originally, it was a full, operating movie theater, until the animators were forced to change it. Similarly, the commentary sarcastically notes that all the cars knocked off the road by the beam were empty robot-driven cars.: Batman starts to cut himself free with a switchblade. But when he sees that Joker has brainwashed Robin into 'Little J.J.' , and then throws the knife at Joker's face. He ducked, but jeez.: Jordan Pryce.: A scene involves Bruce Wayne being found after an attack by the Joker with 'Ha! Written on the ground in red. It was changed to purple in the censored version to avoid looking like this trope.: During the flashback sequence, there's a shot of some innocent junk lying around (a toilet plunger, for example).

Says originally Joker's tray was originally going to have bloody surgical instruments, but put their foot down.: The film's writer voiced the ineffectual guard at the beginning.: Heard in the flashback after Batman (Bruce) gets to Arkham.: Dee Dee.: Jordan Pryce is introduced as a in determining Joker's real identity. Implying that Pryce has deduced Bruce's secret, he also physically resembles the Joker in build, hair and facial expressions (yet obviously not with the clown coloring) and is voiced. However, while not actually Joker, Pryce did work in connection with him and is turned in to Gotham PD by Terry.: A deadly serious example in the second Robin, Tim Drake, in the flashback sequence.

Applied ample amounts of to Tim, leaving him. When ordered to kill Batman, after The Joker has him in a position he wouldn't be able to protect himself, Tim breaks through the brainwashing and murders The Joker instead,. Once The Joker succumbs to his injuries and Batgirl arrives, Tim's laughing abruptly turns into uncontrollable sobbing, as the weight of everything that transpired suddenly sets in.

Tim: We gave our best, but in the end that wasn't good enough for the old man. When I was younger, part of me thought I would go on and on and someday.ah, capes, costumes, playing hero—it was kid's stuff! Bruce probably did me a favor. In the end, I was so sick of it I never wanted to see that stupid Robin suit again.!

Note However, this may actually be subtle interference from the Joker's mind control chip embedded in Tim's head, influencing the former Robin's mind. For all of Joker's and playful attitude towards Batman, it's easy to forget: He fucking hates the man who always spoiled his fun. Terry admits that is a successful supervillain, but a pathetic comedian: he never made Batman laugh, nor corrupt or break him. He never was, just. And after all, the natural enemy of a comedian is. Terry: The real reason you kept coming back was you never got a laugh out of the old man.The Joker: I'm not hearing this.Terry: Get a clue, clowny!

He's got no sense of humor! He wouldn't know a good joke if it bit him in the cape.not that you ever had a good joke.The Joker:Terry: I mean, joy-buzzers, squirting flowers—lame! Where's the 'A' material? Make a face, drop your pants, something!.

Harley Quinn deconstructs the into after helping the Joker torture Robin, showing us that she was just another psychopath. Batgirl conveniently forgets that the only one of Joker's potential victims Harley defended in the series was and Arkham Asylum's inmates.

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Harley was perfectly okay with torturing and killing. Batgirl: How could you help Joker do it, Harley?Harley Quinn: Okay, so he roughed the kid up a little. But I'll make it right.Batgirl: Yeah, you're Mother of the Stinkin' Year!. is deconstructed because while Batman is so completely dedicated to his mission, the Bat-Family and Harley and left him. The disturbing conclusion is that the only relationship that ever worked for Batman was the he had with. As we see at the page quote, The Joker was truly special for Batman: He was the only one capable of accepting Batman as the. is deconstructed when everyone of the grown-up Bat-Family distrusts the Batman for his manipulative tendencies.

Tim: Fun and games. Boy Wonder playing hero. Fighting the bad guys and no one ever gets. (I killed him./I did it.) I didn't mean to. I tried so hard to forget.

But I still hear (the shot/his scream). Still see the (dead/frozen) smile. Every night, the dreams get stronger.he's there when I sleep. Telling me I'm just as bad as he is! We're both the same!.

also gets a painful deconstruction, because the old Bat Family's refusal to come forward with the truth Terry needs about the Joker gets him fed up to the point where., but the damage the Joker does in the short span of time ends with Dana hospitalized and Bruce and Ace nearly dead. Terry eventually coaxes the story out of Barbara, citing that he's involved in this mess whether they like it or not.: Harley Quinn, in order to capture Tim Drake.: The Joker plans to use his hijacked to carve a giant smiley-face into Gotham City (taking out Terry's family, Wayne Manor, and the hospital Dana is staying at along the way) as a way of showing everyone once and for all that 'this is Joker territory.' .: Harley vs. It ends up tragically as Harley plummets to her death while Batgirl looks in horror. Or so we think.: Invoked by Terry during his battle against The Joker. Terry is basically trying to piss the Joker off. Joker: It's true, Batsy - I know everything.

And kind of like the kid who peeks at his Christmas presents, I must admit, it's sadly anticlimactic. Behind all the sturm and batarangs, you're just a little boy in a playsuit. It'd be funny if it weren't so pathetic. ( ) Oh what the heck, I'll laugh anyway!.: Subverted by Harley who appears to fall to her death but is revealed to have survived.: The Joker. When he first reveals himself to Gotham, everyone present is terrified, even more so than when his minions attacked.: Terry is annoyed that Bruce and Barbara are keeping him, Bruce for fear of the Joker targeting Terry, Barbara to protect Tim's privacy. He tells Bruce that he's not that vulnerable, and once Barbara tells him what happened to Tim, Terry manages to get a few leads on how to find the Joker.: Discussed only by Barbara at the end of the flashback (in the uncut version, that is). Commissioner Barbara Gordon: We buried the Joker deep beneath Arkham.

The only other person who knew what happened that night was my father, the first Commissioner Gordon. He promised to keep our secret.: Bonk. In the opening heist he's more focused on fighting Batman than getting their objective (to the point where him going off to go after Terry ends up causing the device they were there to steal to blow up, and almost kills one of the Dee Dees), because instead of doing petty robbery he's having them get high-tech machinery for something he won't tell them about. Unsurprisingly, the Joker doesn't appreciate this stupidity and kills him.: The Joker is FINALLY dead and Tim Drake has restored his friendship with Bruce.: The Joker's usual weapon is back in this installment.

And it is used by Terry to destroy the chip that is putting him into Tim Drake.: Tim suffers and breaks under it.: When we first see the Jokerz and their gang speak with their leader, he is partly concealed in the shadows at first, except for his and his grin, but then, after shooting Bonk dead for, he emerges from the shadows, revealing himself to be the newly-resurrected Joker.: 'I gave you the security codes.' .: Terry tries to ask Bruce how the latter is certain that the Joker is dead. When Bruce refuses to answer, Terry theorizes that Batman was forced to break his rule and kill the Joker before he did a terrible thing. What actually happened, when the Joker kidnapped and mind-raped Tim, was much worse.: In-universe, Terry's suggested 'theories' about how Joker is still alive and kicking.: The Joker establishes his when he guns down Bonk. He even comes out of the shadows for it.: Terry has not one, but two in this movie:.

'Nothing against your old partners, but I'm a completely different Batman. I was never a Robin, I never—' Terry notices the Robin costume is the only one out of all the other suits that was trashed. When Bruce advises Terry to ignore the Joker's taunts and not respond, Terry realizes he's not Bruce.

Joker: ( laughs) Oh, Batman, if you had the guts for that kind of fun, you would have done it years ago. I, ( slowly sweeps his right hand outward, palm up) on the other hand.

( instantly draws a switch blade with his left then slices Batman across his chest and stabs him in the patella, blade stuck-tight).: After getting ambushed by the Jokerz, Terry calls Bruce only to get the answering machine instead. Terry quickly relates what happened until he realizes that Bruce would never leave the manor at this time of night and he fears the worst may have happened (and it did).: Joker and Harley's intentions when they kidnap, and Tim Drake for the sake of modeling him as their own son, dubbed ',' would have allowed them to effectively become one of these families. Only it didn't work.: The Joker is killed off fairly early in the story. There are actually two versions of the death scene. Originally, Robin shot the Joker with his gag gun; the thought this was too violent, so the scene was reanimated to show the Joker getting wet and tangled up in wires, slipping, and accidentally electrocuting himself. The used winds up having the same, if not, impact as the unedited take, which was probably the writers' intent.: The Joker's final words in the uncut version, as seen in the flashback sequence, were:.:. Hobo tough life 0.63 download.

Their entrance into the club scene is classically, as they dress in form-hugging dresses, and press themselves against him in a clear ploy to seduce him; even if it doesn't work for even a second. And do we even have to mention the yacht scene?.: Chucko.: Dee Dee does this occasionally.: The installment features a flashback sequence that is about what happened in Bruce's last confrontation with the Joker.: Or rather 'Backshadowing.' Joker's 'That's also how we did it in my day' and one half of Dee Dee almost dying the way her grandma supposedly died. Another part of 'backshadowing': The background music that plays when Bruce demands that Terry return the Batsuit because it's dangerous for him to face the Joker (impostor or not), despite the fact that the Clown Prince of Crime died years ago, is '.' When played again as a near the end of ',' we now understand the reason: because the Joker Robin into divulging his secrets about Bruce Wayne as Batman, the Clown Prince of Crime tainted the Bat-Family with compromise and deception 'in his last act of cruelty' that led to his demise at Robin's hands and to Barbara and Tim quitting the Bat-Family because of it. About halfway through, Terry dodges one of the Joker's booby traps by tricking it into destroying its own power source. He uses the same trick to destroy the.

When Joker attacks Bruce in Wayne Manor, he addresses the latter as an old man. Just like how Tim refers to Bruce as of late, and in this movie itself.:. A few patrons at the nightclub pause and gawk at the disguised Dee Dees, at the same time annoying their dates. After Terry hands over Price to the police, with evidence that he conspired with the Jokerz to kill Bruce, he turns away - just missing one of the cops saluting him.: Terry assumes this. Why else would Batman break his One Rule unless the Joker couldn't be stopped any other way?. /: The edited version of Joker's death involving water, wires, and a lot of electricity.

Because the camera cuts away as he's dying, all we hear is his scream. For this reason, some people consider it worse than the uncut version, as it leaves more to the imagination. Knowing the writers, this was likely deliberate.: How the Joker survived his death.: Terry received one from one half of Dee Dee when the Jokerz ambush him.

This was cut in the televised airings, because it could be considered an 'imitable act.' . Terry pulls one on the Joker, the first sign that the Joker's drastically misjudged his new foe.: Bonk quickly loses sight of the Jokerz' mission as soon as Batman arrived on the scene. He jeopardizes their job several times in the opening scene alone just to attack Batman.: The Joker was always a monster, but generally. This film goes out of its way to make him as despicable as possible. To elaborate, he kidnapped then-Robin Tim Drake, and him for three weeks, mutilated him, 'fixed' him up as Joker Jr., implanted a microchip doctored with the Joker's DNA into his body, and invited Batman over to see his work in detail (which included a home video of the boy's torture labeled as 'Our Family Memories').

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He then reveals that he's learned Batman's, mocks him for it (and for not having the balls to kill him after all this), and knifes him before he tosses 'J.J.' A spear gun to finish him off with. To drive the point home, the Joker's actions are so monstrous that, despite having voiced him for nearly a decade by this point, actually felt uncomfortable with voicing him this time around.: Terry discovers The Joker's weakness, the same weakness of any comedian: the heckler.

It's something Bruce was too stoic to do, but Terry relished the opportunity.: After helping Joker kidnap and torture Tim, and falling down a pit, Harley disappears. She then adopts a civilian life and starts a family, while trying to keep her granddaughters from repeating her mistakes.: The resurrected Joker wears a bodysuit made of dark leather.: This happens to The Joker in the censored version. After The Joker kidnaps Tim Drake (Robin) and brainwashes him into being insane like himself. The Joker tries to get Tim to to kill the Batman and prove Tim is like him. In the censored version of the scene, Tim pushes The Joker into a glass container full of water, breaking it, which causes him to get tangled in electrical wires attached to the container. The Joker slips on the water and accidentally pulls an electrical switch, and the wires electrocute him to death.: Terry destroys the microchip with the Joker's own joy buzzer, killing him once and for all.

Before that the Joker is killed by Tim Drake using his own spear gun in the uncut version that he gave Tim to kill Batman.: Woof actually is part-hyena.:. Matt complains about with Terry being at home because he's used to being an only child.

Terry in response flicks some cereal at him. When Joker threatens Matt and their mother, however, Terry clenches his fist and sics Ace on Joker. Unintentionally invoked by the Joker.

During his he screams at Terry he's not Batman. Doesn't matter how professional you are, how well you fight, or even how much you can easily piss the Joker off, to him,. Anyone else who takes up his cape and cowl is a punk and an amateur.: Terry at first assumes this when Bruce says that he's pretty sure the Joker is dead. He's not too far off. Batman (Terry) to Joker: You make me laugh.but only because I think you're kinda pathetic. When the Joker berates his henchmen, he says, 'Why, in my day.'

To which Bonk retorts, 'Your day is over, old man!' After the Joker shoots Bonk he quips, 'That's also how we did it in my day.' .: Despite the Joker not considering Terry Batman he and nobody else knew that Terry is Bruce's biological son via the machinations of Amanda Waller using nanotechnology. Terry isn't a wannabe pretender but the metaphorical prince to Bruce's King and true heir to the throne.

It's even revealed later that Terry not only matches Bruce in his prime but surpassed him because unlike Bruce, he didn't have all the emotional baggage and had no problem being social with others.: Terry is probably one of the best examples out there.: Barbara mentions at the end of the flashback that Bruce blamed himself for causing Tim to be tortured by the Joker, and that the reason he asked Tim to give up his Robin suit was so that he would never put another accomplice in such a horrible situation again. Tim doesn't blame Bruce for what happened, and mentions that it was probably for the best that he gave up the cowl. This is also the reason Bruce is reluctant to let Terry find the Joker, and tells him he shouldn't have forced the burden of Batman on him, since he fears it will cause Terry to suffer Tim's fate as well.: Finally averted. The Joker actually dies for good twice in the film (the first time is when he's killed by Tim Drake in the modern day and the second time is when Terry fries the chip containing Joker's consciousness and DNA coding attached to Tim Drake's neck in the future). Played straight with Harley Quinn, though. Says it's because couldn't bear to kill off his favorite creation.

Also attributes her in-universe survival with the injection she got from Poison Ivy in the episode they met.: Harley may be now, but she still basically got away scot-free with everything she and Joker did to Tim.: The Joker's first death; in fact, when he's shot, he can only say, 'That's not funny.' His second and topped this however by turning Joker’s own schtick against him, reducing him to a raving lunatic obsessed with ending Terry at all costs, before giving him some very well needed electroshock therapy with his own joy buzzer straight to the chip in his neck housing Joker’s consciousness, putting him down for good and saving Tim’s life and sanity. The version was pretty karmic too: Joker is electrocuted to death by the very device he used to torture Tim.: When The Joker breaks into the Batcave, he attacks Ace. He does so again near the end of the movie. And in another sense.

In the flashback sequence, The Joker shows Batman a video of him torturing Tim Drake and then reveals that, after a few weeks, his mind snapped and he revealed Batman's identity to Joker. Joker then proceeds to mock Batman over the death of his parents. After breaking into the Batcave and gassing Bruce the Joker re-creates the 'HA HA HA' graffiti from the murder of Terry's father just to torture him. Even the filmmakers admit that that might be a bit too far. Bruce Timm: ( in the commentary) That's just sick.: Deconstructed with Robin's fate. Barbara also seems to think that Harley. Both seem to consider crime fighting like a great adventure.

Bruce would never have such illusions.: In a subversion of, The Joker got this treatment in this installment. He proved to be as much of a survivor in the as his comic book counterpart via being every bit the 'no one' in — but this installment took the big leap and put him down once and for all.

It even did it twice! The first time, Joker is killed in Arkham Asylum and his body is buried within its walls. The second time, the chip containing a copy of his DNA and memories is burned out, just to make sure he can never come back. This is subverted with Harley Quinn.

In the flashback, Harley falls into a deep pit after fighting with Batgirl. She does not show up again for the rest of the flashback, so you can assume—like Barbara did—that Harley died.

But she did survive—and she had her family, too, as the Dee-Dees refer to her as 'Nana Harley' and a guard calls her their grandmother.: Government issued Hyperion class defense satellite.: Joker, as ever.: Harley spent her youth refusing redemption whenever the Joker called, and aided him in multiple schemes. Her reward for this was constant abuse, and finally falling down a pit; even though she survived, she needs to use a cane afterwards. As an old lady, she finds out that her granddaughters are spending their youth as part of a Jokerz gang, and have even found 'Pudding'.: After The Joker injures Batman in the flashback sequence, he says, 'You've lost, Batman. Robin is mine. The last sound you'll hear will be our laughter,' before attempting to do so.: It's The Joker! What did you expect?. Also, J.J.

(a.k.a., Robin/Tim Drake) suffered from it to the extent that the only vocabulary he could give was maniacal laughter. Given what he, it's not surprising.: Ghoul.: This is sort-of inverted—the old Bat-Family has the rather than Terry himself, but they keep a lid on it for his sake because they believe he cannot handle the Joker.: Everything explodes in this installment. In the opening battle, Chuckles fires a laser at Terry, which at first melts the construction hook he ws sitting on.

The hook then explodes. But this is nothing to complain about, as.: points out to Bruce that for all the fear he invokes by being, he is really this trope. 'I must admit, it's sadly anti-climactic. Behind all the sturm and batarangs, you're just a little boy in a play-suit, crying for Mommy and Daddy! It'd be funny if it weren't so pathetic.oh, what the heck, I'll laugh anyway!' . Terry throws Joker's insults right back at him by pointing out that Joker himself is also this trope: His fixation with the original Batman was childishly pathetic and, once you take away the makeup and the props, Joker was nothing more than a stupid, overgrown man-child trying to make people laugh at a joke that was not even funny to begin with.

This sends The Joker off the deep end.: Joker captured Tim and tortured him until he went insane, only to remold him into a Joker Junior. He eventually mostly recovered, but he was never the same afterwards.: After The Joker incapacitates Bruce, Terry is forced to rely on his own detective work for the last 3rd of the movie. This leads to Terry having to chase down leads he thought up on his own, and it's only when Bruce recovers and talks with him does Terry manage to have an epiphany and deduce the Joker's true identity.:. After Bruce 'fires' him, Terry goes to hang out with Dana at their nightclub.

She snuggles as they slow-dance, while Terry promises there's more time for them. And then the Jokerz appear, to kill Terry. In the flashback sequence, Batman busts in on Joker and Harley at Arkham as they are acting out what appears to be a cheesy 1950s sitcom. They announce their intention to start a family and the mood is quite goofy. Then, The Joker peels back a curtain and reveals what he did to Tim Drake.: The Joker obviously qualifies, but The Jokerz all deserve special mention. The Dee-Dees dress themselves up like ragdolls, Ghoul dresses like a ghastly scarecrow (evoking another longtime Batman villain), Woof spliced himself with hyena DNA, Bonk is a giant rage case, and Chucko wears a creepy mask.: One of the Dee-Dees briefly poses as Jordan Pryce's girlfriend Amy as part of an attempt to assassinate Bruce.

The real Amy is left bound and gagged at the docks.: When the Jokerz attack Terry, they mention their boss didn't mention why he wanted the young man dead. While they injure Dana so that she has to go to the hospital, Terry manages to beat them all with some improvisation, without the suit. By the end of it most of them are half-drowned and Terry takes out Chucko with one punch.: Bruce shows up at the hospital Tim and Barbara are staying in so he can make amends with them and relieve himself of his decades-long guilt.: From Harley: 'That old clock's a-ticking!' Note Since she has twin granddaughters, she clearly did have children at some point.: The shredded Robin costume is a reference to the infamous story arc 'A Death In The Family'. The plot also has certain similarities to 'Death in the Family' as they both involve Robin being kidnapped and tortured by The Joker.:.

Bruce may not have been Batman for years, but he never forgot his skills. One such skill: How to make a batch of anti-venom for Joker's personal poison. In the uncut version of the film, he shows that he is still capable of using a Batarang as if he were in his prime. Joker: C'mon, McGinnis! Laugh it up now, you miserable little punk! LAUGH!(Terry gasps)Joker: I can't hear you!Terry: Ha. (electrocutes Joker with his own joy buzzer).: ' Ha.: The Joker compares finding out about Batman's secret identity to peeking at Christmas presents—and finding the contents 'sadly anticlimactic'.: Joker repeatedly throws these at Terry, but it's entirely due to When he flat-out yells 'YOU'RE NOT BATMAN!'

, it's a sign Terry's gotten under his skin in a way Bruce himself never managed.: The Joker is actually inhabiting the body of Tim Drake. But Terry says the trope phrase word-for-word after first seeing The Joker.: The Joker uses two rather clever puns in the flashback sequence:.

When making fun of Batman's tragic backstory, he says 'Behind all the sturm and batarangs.' This is a reference to the German Romantic art movement from the 18th century, called Sturm und Drang (Storm and Desire).

When Batman threatens to break him in two, The Joker points out, he would've done it a long time ago, if he had the guts for it. He then claims 'I on the other hand' seemingly refering to his own enjoyment of murder, and pulls a knife while Batman keeps an eye on The Joker's other hand.: When the Deedees come at him from opposite sides after their, Terry neatly pulls an invisible act worthy of, causing them to smash into each other in this way.: The Joker captures Tim Drake (who was the current Robin) and gives him a 'personality makeover' that’s based in Joker's own image. Ends up snapping back just long enough to kill Joker, but this traumatises him even further. Tim undergoes years of therapy to recover, and even that is not enough to fully heal his mind.which is exactly what The Joker was counting on.:. After stopping the Jokerz in the, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine.

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One later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub. Assisting criminals with sabotaging your own company will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive.: The film features a rather epic one delivered by Terry to The Joker.: The Joker now has red colored eyes in both the flashback sequence (i.e. The present) and the future.: Again, The Joker at first while he is seated in the shadows.: Jordan Pryce's voice, physical features, and motive for trying to get rid of Bruce Wayne exist mostly to make you (and Batman) assume Pryce is the 'new' Joker.: This is how The Joker responds to Bonk's demands to quit his organization.: The title.: Jordan Pryce uses his position within Wayne Enterprises to help The Jokerz to steal from the company; in exchange, he gets their cooperation in getting rid of Bruce Wayne and becoming the company's new CEO.

When The Joker decides to tie up loose ends, The Jokerz try to kill Pryce. Batman saves him—and turns over evidence of the betrayal, as well as Pryce himself, to the police.:.

Terry saves one of the Dee-Dees from falling to her death. Batgirl tries to save Harley from falling down a deep chasm at Arkham, but fails. The film's climax reveals that she survived.: Released in 2000, it is a of, a 1999 western cartoon based on the character,.: Tim Drake. Considering happened to him, no one should be surprised that he still has some effects forty years later. Joker: You're welcome to try and stop us, but I'm not taking bets on that happening anytime soon. Toodles.: Terry surprises Dana at the dance club after being fired as Batman.

They get a little banter and a sweet dance together.then The Jokerz crash the party and almost kill both of them.: Bruce gives one of the silent variety in form of a smile when Tim throws away the gun given to him by The Joker. This only happens in the edited film's version of Joker's death.: The DNA/Microchip package The Joker implanted in Tim Drake during the weeks he was holding him captive.: Poor Tim. He didn't mean to.: It's Batman. This is by Tim Drake when pulls one.

Tim Drake: Some things never change.: Tim Drake. This is easily the most disturbing moment in history.: Or laughing him to death. The Joker hates both options.:. Subverted with Dana. When she bumps her head after being tossed by Ghoul, she's unconscious and has to be taken to the hospital.

Played straight with the Jokerz. Terry knocks them out on more than one occasion and they aren't the worse for wear.: Terry.: The Joker.: Tim towards his time as Robin.: The Dee-Dees.: Tim starts crying uncontrollably after he kills The Joker, which is proof that Joker's brainwashing is wearing off. Tim reveals in the climax that he harbored guilt and nightmares for killing The Joker for years and The Joker personality’s which is programmed into the chip that has been implanted in Tim's neck used that guilt to take over. Bruce, upon hearing how Tim was haunted by voices telling him 'he's as bad as Joker', is visibly shaken.: Bruce is positively stunned to see The Joker in the flesh again. Bruce: It can't be.Joker: Oh, no, your old eyes do not deceive you, Brucie.

After all, who'd know me better than you?.:. The film strongly implies that Bruce was going to kill The Joker—as evidenced by Bruce throwing a knife at Joker's head. Terry kills the Joker a second time by frying the microchip that is changing Tim into Mr. Overlaps with.: Upon his return, The Joker is suddenly an even match for Batman in hand-to-hand combat. This is because he is using Tim Drake's body and Tim was trained by Bruce himself.:. Dee-Dee meeting Bruce Wayne.

'Well, if it isn't old Mr Wayne. (knee him in stomach) So decrepit!' . Terry as to why The Joker is: 'Clone? '.: The Joker himself has always been a troll, but finds himself outmatched when Terry returns the favor. See and above.: Bruce does this to Terry, afraid of what Joker might do to him. Bruce being Bruce, he does not do the best job of getting that across, after apologizing to Terry for imposing the Batman legacy on him.

Bruce: Stupid kid. You don't know what you want. None of you ever did.:.

Terry makes the common mistake of dismissing the idea that a man dressed as a clown can be dangerous. He learns the hard way that underestimating Joker is a bad idea. For his part, Joker assumes that Terry is a Batman knock-off—a punk who only wants to be (and cannot measure up to) the original. Their final fight convinces Joker that Terry is willing to fight dirty, turn the Joker's mind games back on him, and kill him if necessary.: The Joker hits Bruce's instincts and one time too many in the flashback sequence.

He all but convinced Bruce to attempt to kill Joker for good. Bruce didn't do it. Sort of.: The Joker is so used to this trope that when he loses control of the, he seems to think he can just walk away—although that may also have been due to his lack of respect for Terry. Joker: Adios, Brucie! I guess I should salute you as a 'worthy adversary' and all that, but the truth is I really did hate your guts.: Played straight with Dee Dee. Terry largely just grapples and tosses them around rather than the rather intense beating he would give the other Jokerz. Terry somehow got them to beat each other up.: The Dee Dees pull this trick to get the drop on Terry when he sees them for the first time.

(When he interrupts a heist the Jokerz are pulling, the Dee Dees grab on to each other and pretend to be terrified; then when he turns his back to concentrate on the tougher-looking male members of the gang, they pounce.).: While The Joker knows Bruce almost as well as a best friend (he did have access to Tim's memories) and could predict his actions very well, Terry makes it a point to let The Joker know that he doesn't know much about himself while. More than that, Terry had an outsiders' perspective on The Joker though with in-depth knowledge from studying Bruce's old files, which meant he could more objectively find the flaws in The Joker's thinking and planning without the serious personal history that the original Batman had with the Joker. Since most of The Joker's plans revolve around goading Batman and making it to cloud Bruce's judgement and lure him into traps, this is utterly ineffective against Terry who just sees The Joker as a clown. Ironically, the villain isn't entirely wrong when he furiously shouts that Terry isn't Batman; Terry is a completely different type of Batman at least. On a similar note, after shattering Robin's mind and alienating Bruce from, Joker seemed to fully expect that his latest protege would follow suit as a solo act since Bruce would never repeat that same mistake.

Sadly for him, while Terry typically works alone, he's far more pragmatic about accepting help than his predecessor. This comes back to bite the Joker hard when he has Terry at his mercy, but loses his hold on the situation because Terry brought.: How Terry beat the Dee Dees: his jet boots got him out of the way so they crashed into one another.: Joker.: Bruce says this to Terry at the end.